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Japanese Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi, left, meets Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang in Beijing [Kyodo/via Reuters]
DW: Japan and China’s foreign ministers discuss disputes Japan’s foreign minister met his Chinese counterpart in Beiji…
Tackling impunity will be critical to end pervasive violence and horrific human rights violations and abuses in South Sudan, a UN inquiry said on Monday, presenting its latest report, which names individuals warranting investigation. Read the full stor…
We all learn differently. And we all have different schedules and needs when it comes to certification training. In the past, finding the time to train has been limiting for some. Enter adaptive online training, a new and innovative way to prep for certification that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to tailor the learning journey to each individual’s needs. It provides a non-linear, personalized learning experience that works well for busy professionals who want to upskill without having to rely on traditional linear learning models, which can be restrictive about time and pace. How it works (ISC)² is leading the way…
The revival of the debate on the European network cost contribution – or ‘fair contribution’ – stems from the idea recently re-introduced by the large European telecom operators (fixed and mobile) that market actors fuelling large volumes of data traffic (large online traffic generators such as Google and Netflix) should contribute to telecom operators’ network costs.
The renovated headquarters building of the European Space Agency (ESA) was inaugurated this week following five years of refurbishment.
The Bakhmut battle has been one of the bloodiest of the conflict, now in its second year, with many casualties on both sides and much of the eastern city destroyed by bombardments.
Microsoft is boosting the security of OneNote users by blocking embedded files with extensions that are considered dangerous.
The post Microsoft OneNote Starts Blocking Dangerous File Extensions appeared first on SecurityWeek.
PM: We can’t turn a blind eye to prevalent grooming gangs
A first-grade Virginia teacher who was shot and seriously wounded by her 6-year-old student has filed a lawsuit seeking $40 million in damages from Newport News school officials.